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6ix9ine Breaks Silence on Why He Snitched, Breaks Instagram Live Record

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6ix9ine took to his Instagram live Friday after debuting the video for his new record “Gobba,” to address being labeled as a snitch.

Recall that the rapper testified against members of the Nine Trey Gangsta Bloods during his trial for his federal racketeering and firearm case back in 2019. This offended many people, but the rapper now says he had a good reason for ratting his friends out.

Per XXL, just before he was arrested in 2018, he was kidnapped by Nine Trey Gangsta Bloods member Anthony “Harv” Ellison, which was pointed out in video footage showed during 6ix9ine’s trial. Tekashi, who also testified against Nine Trey Gangsta Bloods member Aljermiah “Nuke” Mack at the time, alleged that Ellison and Mack robbed him for his jewelry after they drove him to the home where the mother of his child was living.

Addressing this in his, Tekashi said:

“I’m sorry to my fans because they don’t deserve. To my family to my mother my family don’t deserve that and I’m sorry but y’all not gon’ break me down like if I did something wrong. Listen, I snitched I ratted but who was I supposed to be loyal to? If you can’t be loyal to me out here in the free world and you fucking my baby mom while I’m out on tour making money for all of us you back at home sleeping with my baby mom and then I get kidnapped then you try to kill me. If you can’t be loyal to me out here in the free world. What makes you think if I would have held it down you wouldn’t violate me in the prison. Stab me up, poke me up in my neck.”

He continued:

“You know why people so mad?. Cause they thought it was over for me. They counted me out. Oh, yo, you ratted…it’s over for you. Y’all could never. Y’all could never cooperate with the government and come back. Y’all could never do that. I’m a living legend at the age of 24 years old.”

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Taaooma reacts to parent’s divorce (video)

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Nigerian comedienne,Apaokagi Adedoyin Maryam, popularly known as Taaooma in her latest skit, made a funny rendition of her parents getting a divorce.

Tao as she is fondly called was trying to weigh into whatever marital issues the duo is experiencing, and proffer a solution, but her mum landed her the usual slap to reset her brain.

Watch the video which features Nigerian comedian Lasisi Elenu and MC Lively here.

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Davido and Lil Baby Share Video for New Song “So Crazy”: Watch

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Nigerian artiste Davido and Atlanta rapper Lil Baby have come together for the new song “So Crazy.” The track, produced by Nick Papz and Xander, arrives with a music video directed by David Wept. It was filmed in Los Angeles.

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“I’ve known Lil Baby for quite a while, and I think it’s important that I point this out: When you are collaborating on a record, you need to make sure that the relationship is good outside of music,” Davido said in a statement. “I feel like that is when you make the best music.”

“So Crazy” will appear on Davido’s next album A Better Time, which is set for release this Friday, November 13 (via Davido Worldwide Entertainment/Sony Music UK/RCA Records). The LP follows last year’s A Good Time.

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As Bad As The Pandemic Was, It’s Given Us ‘A Better Time’, Davido Reveals!

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Davido had an interview with Rolling Stone on the 5th of November 2020. He spoke about how the pandemic influenced the creation of his highly anticipated album ‘A Better Time‘ and adapting to the new state of things.

During his interview Rolling Stone, Davido expressed the negative and positive impact the pandemic had on his career. He said:

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I’ve recorded so much music. The only thing I could do was get in the studio. That’s one of the positive things that the pandemic brought to my career. It made me focus more, definitely, being in the studio, having nowhere to go. The only place I could be was at home. So I just made sure I was just recording and recording. I probably recorded like two albums already, apart from A Better Time.

O.B.O (Omo Baba Olowo) as he is also fondly called by friends and acquaintances, expressed how he misses being able to perform physically to a live audience and how he is adapting to the new wave of things as an artist.

My most favorite thing about being a musician and making music is being on the road, being able to perform, being able to go on tour. But we’re learning to live with it. The other day I did a Livestream-type show. It was a link you had to click and watch. It was pretty cool, but it’s not really the same. Social media helps cross that bridge, but at the same time, it’s just not the same.

The FEM crooner revealed how he stumbled on the A Better Time album, as he intentions were to promote his previous album ‘A Good Time‘ via tours but then the pandemic happened and then he maximized the free times to create music: He said:

I didn’t plan the album. I just dropped A Good Time, almost exactly a year ago. My plan was to tour with the A Good Time album. Do America and go to Europe, and then I was meant to go to Asia, Australia, and do mad festivals. That being said, we had to cancel the whole tour, obviously, because of the pandemic. So I was like, “You know what, I’m not about to just sit at home and not do nothing.” So I got back in the studio, and funny enough, I was making better music than I had previously dropped, and we just kept going. Before I knew it I had 20 songs in the studio, all done and recorded and finished. Then I was like, “Should I just put it out?”

Davido went further to say:

I was thinking of putting out like a little quarantine playlist. But then, I was like, “Nah, I think I want to release another body of work.” My sophomore album was called A Good Time, so, obviously, A Better Time, it’s a better album. You know what I’m saying? I took my time. Better visuals, better production, everything as a whole package. I’ve never really had time to refocus, sit down, and record a project, because I’m always on tour. I’m always all over the place. For the first time I had the opportunity to sit down and focus with my producers and take our time on each and every song.

Read his full interview with Rolling Stone

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